Re: [Full-disclosure] Using domain whois information for fun and profit

[Joachim Schipper <j.schipper@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 02:41:17PM -0600, Response Team wrote:
> The whois information for this domain contains a <script> tag. This means if
> you are to view the whois information on any HTML based page, the script is
> executed.
> 
> Registrant:
>    DOMIBOT (CAREFREETRAVELMN-COM-DOM)
>    Avenida Caroni 5478
>    Colinas Monte, Caracas
>    Venezuela
>    +1.2085751538
>    <script>open('http://CAREFREETRAVELMN.COM');</script>
>    +1.2085751538
>    domains@xxxxxxxxxxx
> 
>    Domain Name: CAREFREETRAVELMN.COM
>    Status: PROTECTED
> 
> A google search for HTML based Whois pages turned up: http://
> networking.ringofsaturn.com/Tools/whois.php
> If you do a whois on carefreetravelmn.com, you get a popup window.
> 
> Should internic allow <tags> to be used in domain registration contact info?

Why not? It's not like it's internic's problem that some
people/programmers do stupid things.

Blacklists wouldn't work anyway, and it's, again, not internic's fault
or problem.

And there is no reason to use a web-based client when all serious
networking operating systems come with a whois client supplied (or at
least very, very easily installed).

                Joachim
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